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THE BEST EVER OFFERED
Iiieromeil VluW of lleetn Curtain to lo lit
Itemitt rnrnmri Will lie IhIiI fur Until
Ini tlinlr Irmliirt to llio Factor--1 n
Ton I tlto Iliwent 1rlte
Kre m 8nturltsR Daily
MiuinKorl N Hnndick of tho Nor
folk sugar factory received u dispatch
from Now Yurie Wednesday announc
ing somo important ohatiRosin tho boot
contracts with fur mors for tho noxt
season Today ho roooivod a copy of
tho now contract which will bo printed
nt ouco and bo ready for tho signatures
of farmers in u fow days Tho now
contract is undoubtedly tho best ovoi
offorod tho farmer and thoao who have
aeon it express thoir satisfaction with its
concessions It will undoubtedly moan
a lnrgo InoreuHO in acreago and ospeci
nlly by producers in tho immediate
vicinity of tho factorios as extra induce
ments aro oilerod those who can deliver
their products by wagon Tho manage
inout of this and tho Grand Island fac
tory has mado ropoatod endoavora for a
contract that will bo satisfactory totho
farmors and knowing something of
their desires beliovo they now have
an agreemont that will fill tho require
ments aud hope tho farmers will bo
prompt in indicating thoir approval by
signiug
Tho new contract provides that a flat
rate of -1 per ton shall bo paid tho
farmor for all usable beets tosting uuder
14 per cent sugar content This means
that 4 per ton will bo tho lowest price
paid In addition to this a farmor who
dolivors his boots at tho factory by team
will recoivo an additional cents per
ton or 4 25 for beets delivered The
factory will continue to pay freight on
beets delivered by rail as heretofore but
farmers will And it au advantago to
haul from quite a distance for this 25
cents por ton Some of them have
hauled as high as four tons at a load
which under tho new contract would
pay them 1 a trip
Tho now contract also pays 20 cents a
ton for siloing For Biloed beets there
fore 445 per ton delivered at the fac
tory will bo paid
For beets testing above 14 por cent
for each one per cent increase 25 cents
por ton additional will be paid Tho
grower will also get au increase for any
fraction of a per cent increase in sugar
over 14 per cent For instance if beets
test 141 he would receive one tenth
of tho advance or 402 per ton
For beets testing IS h e will
receive 437 Many beets grown
in this vicinity test 17 per cent
and for beets of this test 475 will be
paid or if delivered direct to tho factory
5 per ton and for siloed beets 520
With these prices as an inducement
the producer can undoubtedly make his
beet crop the most profitable it is pos
sible to raise aud an increased impetus
to the industry in this part of tho Btate
is bound to be the result
OPEN BIDS FOR COAL
Council Contractu With C W Kranndi to
Supply City Tor Next Six Moiithi
From Fridays Daily
The city council met in regular ses
sion last evening and in the absence of
Mayor Robertson was oalledto order by
President Brummuud There were
present Oouucilmeu Brummund Beck
Degner Heckmau Spellman and Uhle
Absent Mayor Robertson and Council
men Bullock aud Grant
Minutes of the adjourned regular
meeting of Novomber 1 were road and
approved
The committee on fire aud police re
ported that it had granted a permit to
Geo H Bishop to ereot a brick building
on the corner of Norfolk avenue aud
Fourth street
Committee on public works reported
that the streets had been filled over
water mains according tojinstructions
Bids for furnishing coal to city for six
months ending May 1 1901 wore opened
and read as follows
O W Braasoh Rook Springs slack
delivered 389 per ton ho to beallowed
to put inwhat soft coal screening ho
may have from his yards Rock Springs
lump delivered 725 per ton
Salter Coal and Grain company
Rock Springs Black delivered 390 por
ton Hanna lump delivered 025 per
ton Hooking Valley lump delivered
0 50 per tou Illinois lump delivered
550 per ton
H E Hardy Rock Springs slack by
tho car with weights on the track
Norfolk 375 per ton and what screen
ing he may have for 300 per ton deliv
ered Hanna lump delivered 025
per ton
On motion tho bid of O W Braasoh
was accoptod unanimously
Georgo Dudley requested that tho
council grant him a bus license pro rata
for tho remainder of tho year On mo
tion his request was granted
The council adjourned
FaruiliiB lu Colorado anil New Mexico
The Denver Rio Grande railroad
The Scenio Line of tho World has
prepared an illustrated book upon the
above subject which will be sent free to
fanners desiring to change their location
This publication gives valuable informa
tion in regard to tho agricultural horti
cultural and llvo stock interests of this
section aud should In in tho hands of
ovoryono who desires to bocomo ac
quainted with tho methods of fanning
by irrigation Write S K Hooper O
V T A Denver Colo
PRISONERS TO WORK ROADS
UllllriiiR of toiilit tulmi mi llKlitritr4 It
rropovil In loml llimtlt Com nit Ion
Chicago Nov 21 Committees on
permanent organization ami on na
tional mul state legislation were an
nounced by Chairman Moore at the
opening of yesterdays session of the
national good roads convention The
Work mapped out for these commit
tees Is considered the most Important
feature of the convention The com
mittee on permanent organization In
expected to outline u plan whereby
tho woik In all sections of the country
can be untiled and directed by the cen
tral body The committee on national
and stale legislation will draft hills
petitioning for appropriations from HO
Rtule legislatures to carry on the work
of building good roads
A measure providing for the ntlllziir
tlon of convict labor In the work of
Improving the highways of the nation
under the system already In use In Mis
souri and Tennessee will be among
those drawn up by the legislative com
mittee for presentation to the various
stato legislatures
CZAR WOT SO WELL
Stntmnnnt of Plinlthun Show Ho Ik Not
1iogrrnfthiK Ton aril Kocovcry
let In From Sick Chamber
Llvadla Nov 21 The bulletin Is
sued by the czars physicians yester
day was less favorable It says
The emperor ihishlmI n SMtlsfactot y day
yesturiluy At It oclock III the exiiilng I In1
ptitlcuts trmpenittue was 1004 iiiIhi 80
His niMjisty slept lriiniiillly until i In the
morning Subsequently his text uhh htokeii
nml piispliiitlon appeared This mmnhiK
his comlitlua wiis fiilily Kiitlsrnctory pulse
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London Nov 21 The czars slight
relapse is attributed says the Moscow
correspondent of the Pally Mall to an
injudicious dietary The St Peters
burg correspondent of tho Times wir
ing Sunday says Strict censorship
prevents tho newspapers here from
saying a word concerning the czar be
yond the bulletins No authentic de
tails are obtainable as to the way the
illness was caused The court minis
ter has not favored the ambassadors
with a word of explanation Private
Information has reached me that his
majesty first caught cold from excess
ive bathing
EXPLAINS BOLD SEIZURE j
Iluonn Vent urn Trouble Said to Account
for ColomhlaH Tithing British Steamer
Panama Colombia Nov 21 The
seizure of the British steamer Tubogu
by the Colombian government wus due
to the fact that the agent of the Pa
cillc Steam Navigation company to
which she belonged refused to sell or
charter the vessel for the purpose of
conveying government troops to Huena
Ventura which was besieged by the
Liberals Therefore tho government
decreed the seizure of the steamer and
proceeded to the relief of Buena Ven
tura with troops ammunition and pro
visions The British consul here C
Mallet entered a strong protest agulnst
the seizure of the steamer hut It was
of no aviril He then communicated
with his government on the subject
No reply has yet been received from
London The Taboga with the govern
ment troops etc on board arrived nt
Buena Ventura yesterday whereupon
the Liberals retired
MINE HAS BEEN SQUEEZED
John Hay Haminoiitl Called ou to Take
Charge of Independence Property
Denver Nov 21 John Hays Ham
mond has been asked by the English
stockholders of Strattons Independ
ence mine to take charge of the mine
as engineer He is now in Victor to
ninkc a thorough Investigation of the
property
Regarding tho recent heavy fall lu
the price of the shares he said
The trouble with the mine now Is
that It has been squeezed to pay tho
big dividends that tho company has
promised shareholders The state of
nffalrs has just becomo known to the
English holders of the shares nnd tho
Information has caused tho present de
cline lu the stock
1 ne Hiiirworm was originally found
In China and fabrics of this material
were made in that country about 2700
B C
TELEGRAMS TERSELY TOLD
Heavy rains in the north have sent
many creeks and rivers lu Arizona out
of their banks
Tom Phyllppis a bookkeeper In the
Guthrie O T National bank was ar
rested Monday for the embezzlement
of 3000
Judge Trieber of Little Rock Monday
granted an injunction restraining the
Arkansas railroad commission from en
forcing Its joint freight tarlfT
Colonel Charlos Caughllng who was
a member of Van
dervoorts staff and hud been marine
editor of the Toledo Blade 80 yeurs
died Monday
Tho A B Frank company whole
sale grocers und Gold Frank Co
wholesale dry goods San Antonio
Tex suffered a tire Monday which In
dicted loss of over 250000
It was announced ofllcially that Si
mon Bums president of the Window
Glass Workers association was elect
ed general master workman of the
Hayes faction of the Knights of Labor
at Its recent general aiweiubrjr held hi
Blnnluguuia Ala
T11K NORFOLK NKWS FRIDAY NOVKMKRM MMK
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Omaha Doctor to be at the Head
of Norfolk Hospital
IS A FORMER NORFOLK BOY
liimriiiir Dlolilch Ailhoren lo III luteii
tloii of IIiiIiik one or the Statu I lint tin
tlom Under llniitcnpittlilc Direction
Dr TviiIiiNoi lolk II lh School til minute
Omaha Nov W 1 iS p in- Special
to Tine Nitws Governor Dietrioh an
nounces that Dr V F Teal of Omaha
will be appointed superintendent of the
Norfolk hospital for tho insane Dr
Teal is a hoineopathist physician and
this appointment conforms with the
governors announcement that oneoftho
stato institutions will ho placed in charge
of a man of that school
Tho above dlspat oh will be road with
pleasure by many Norfolk people to
whom tho suporintondontto bo is well
known Dr Teal mado Norfolk his
homo for snvoral years and graduated
from tho Norfolk High school in the
class of IS Since completing his
medical course ho has boon located at
Omaha and has boon rapidly forging to
tho front in tho ranks of his profession
Although a young man bo has shown
au ability in his calling that might bo
envied by men of more mature years
His friondB nro ready to predict without
hesitation that uudor Dr foals manage
ment tho Norfolk hospital for tho insane
will bocomo a model institution aud
that tho patients will rocoivo tho best
care and attention possible
Tho governor has now announced
several Important appointments and has
narrowod tho flold down ou nnothor ap
pointmentthat of adjutant general of
tho Nebraska National guard by an
nouncing that for this position he desires
to mi ko liis ohoico from among tho mem
bers of tho Fighting First Nebraska
regiment that served in tho Philippines
Ho desires that momhors of that regi
ment who want tho honor tile thoir ap
plications at ouco
From WounpBilnjrR Dnily
Dr Frederick F Toal of Omaha who
has been appointed as superintendent of
tho Norfolk hospital for tho iusano has
attained distinction strictly by his own
efforts In his studieB of modiciuo ho
has had very little asBistanco nnd Iuib
paid his own way for tho greater part
Sinco leaving school aud locating in
Omaha ho has taking a prominent part
in politics always laboring for tho suc
cess of tho republican ticket Ho was a
member of tho convention that nomi
nated Mr Dietrich for governor That
ho is something of a power in Omaha
politics will bo recognized when it is
known that ho has boon a member of
the school board for tho past throo years
a position that is usually contorted
for as warmly as though it were tho pres
idency of tho United States
Concerning his medical studies Tthe
Omaha World Herald says Dr Teal
is a graduate of tho Omaha school and
the Chicago Homeopathic college Chi
cago He is au active member of tho
local and stato Homeopathic Medical
societies and also of tho American In
stitute of Homeopathy which is tho na
tional society For tho past four years
Dr Teal has been in Jactivo practice in
Omaha andhas paidfspecial atteution
to nervous aud ni6ntal diseases He
leaves in a fow days for IMiddlotowu
N Y where at the hospital for the iu
sano under Dr Talcott und at other
prominent eastern hospitals for tho in
sane ho will spend tho noxt six weoks
Of tho appointment and tho position
the Bee says Tho appointment will
tako effect upon tho governors installa
tion in January Dr Teals selection is
a recognition of tho homeopathic school
and will be viewed with satisfaction by
tho members of the city state and na
tional homeopathic societies of which
Dr Teal is a member Dr Toal has
contributed a number of valuable treat
ises to tho literature of his school during
tho five years of his practice in this city
and is looked upon as a successful and
up-to-date practitioner Tho institution
at Norfolk is one of tho largest in tho
state and in number of occupants fulls
but little behind tho asylum at Lincoln
Tho honor and responsibility bestowed
upon Dr Teal aro considered as import
ant as almost any other within tho giv
ing of Governor Dietrich
While Dr Stevenson the present su
perintendent will hold tho position until
somo timo in January ho is getting
ready for his successor and has made
the followiug estimate of tho needs of
tho institution for the noxt two years
Superintendents salary i000 phy
sicians salary 3000 employes wages
32000 board and clothing T000
fuel and lights 1 1000 furniture and
bedding f 1200 drugs 1200 books
statiouary and printing 1500 roturniug
pntients 250 trausferringpatients
250 incidentals 00 muslo and
amusements 00 vehicles and farm
implements and harness 500 paints
aud oils 150 general repairs 1000
telegraph telephone and postago 500
ice 100 carpets and curtains 100
freight express and drayago 150
beautifying grounds 100 Total
10400
For sprains swellings audjjlameness
there is nothing so good as Chamber
lains Pain Balm Try it For sale by
the Kiosau Drug Co
Sores and Ulcers
That old sore or ulcer which has been n source of pain worry and nnxlely to you for
five or ten years longer - doesnt heal because you ate not using the piopei Ileal
tnent but are trying to cute It with mlcs ami washei While throe nte soothing and telicvc
pain to sonic extent no real pctmimcnt good can come from their use because the disease
JUST A BIT OF LIFE
A Pntlietlc Incident or tlm Iruvn
xhopH In the Metropolis
Snenklng Into a small shop In nn ob
Bcure nnd poverty ridden locality tho
man who went broke at the raced
was realizing on n superfluous article
of Jewelry A woman so poor ami
pinched In feature so marked with
care and desperation that it mnde him
feel sick to look nt her wus holding
something under her shawl and wait
ing nervously until he should hove fin
ished his transaction
Walt on her She seems to be In
hurry lie said to tho man behind tho
counter ami at the word of permission
a carpenters plane was produced from
the shelter of the shawl
How much do you want queried
the unmoved pawnbroker monotonous
ly
Fifty cents replied tho woman
with a gulping In her throat and nn
enger look In her eyes She clutched
the money tightly and ran Into another
creature poor us herself but bearing
her troubles In duller fashion Sho
had a babys cloak never costly nnd
much worn on which she wanted to
borrow money tho same sum us the
other woman hod asked for
The man who had been offering a
diamond felt uncomfortable There
give me 50 Tho stones wortli four
times as much Aud seizing the mon
ey he hurried after the woman who
had just left the shop He was not
given to acts of charity and ho felt
awkward the more so ns tho woman
shrank from him as he accosted her
I beg your pardon he began but
heres 5 I have no uso for Perhaps
you
No no sho cried drawing further
from him
For your child ho said gently
My child Is dead cried the woman
with n queer sob and tied Into thr
labyrinth of alloys anil byways thai
shelters so much wretchedness New
York Times
Solitary Anxrli
Mamma Its very naughty to tell
lies Kvii People who do so dont go
to heaven
Kva DId you over tell a lie main
ma
Mamma No dear never
Kvu Wont you be fearful lonely In
heaven mamma with only Georgo
Washington Weekly
Accidentally Kills III Companion
Sioux City Nov Jl Itev O M
Tourtello the pastor of tho Presby
terian church at Ida firove la acci
dentally shot nnd killed his
Ion 1 S Burger while hunting ducks
ueur Turin yesterduy t
DRAIN THE
SYSTEM
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Is lit Hie lilood nml I at lieyouil the tetcli of external application
illl
A Mtc ncais ptiitupiiy when lite itiooii 1 lu good condition inn novon if it U iliiensed Th
tfiidcmv of these old sotcs and tilccts is to glow worse hpieiiiling nnd eating ilccer into the flesh
They ate a ronslaul iliniti upon the svstetu gtadtially hut study tulii the health and sap the very life
A persons capacity for woik 01 tileastite Is soon lost in the gteat desite and scutch for something toeiire
S 8 H makes a tuptd ami iictiiiaueiil cute of old noir t tiiul ulcers and is the only medicine that
docs because 111 othct can teach ileep ienlcd blood troubles Old i 1 v Sirsaparilla ami polaMi mixture
are too weak and wnteiv to oveicouie a deadly poison that has I ikeii posseiHiou of the blood Io not
waste valuable time cxpetitiieuliiig with theiil
nrtinj Home rmi nc I wits lul In tlir Irfl Ire in living mm I rmnlitrrnl nnlyn kIIkIiI wound It
IfMFlBflfJI irrlnird I11I0 n 1111111I111 imp nml kiip inn n eirnt ilril of lui 1 I win I Irulril liy ninny ibx Ihm nml
Woiltltl l of IiIimuI iriunllrs lint tump did lite 11 1 1 uoml I tin I lirttd 8 H s lilKblv irriiiiiuirinlnl
nnd nun liidid to lr II 11 tilnl Tin IrMlIt unn liuh kIimw S S f Krpmrd to Kl Kn l III
tloiililr ntul fmiTil Hip mlion out of lily lilinxl toon nftrnwilili I lie hr ih l ii 11 n I win uinl oniul nnd wi II I now
1iiic irifril uirof Mir whlidi wih lunllrn and vny Milt tin 11 loan time I II M llu aviih Iuwlciicpliiit Ky
S S S is the onlv putely egetahle blood piuificr known
is made of toots and lieibs of woudetfiit tuuifying ptopci lira
winch no unison can tcnisl S 8 8 tititeklv nnd cffectnitllv
clenrs the blood of nil utotbiil unhealthy humors and the old tioiililesoinc mnc heals
At the same time the genet ill health istiivigointcd and built tip When a little snatch
or htttt fnils to heal icadity you may be sine yom blood is bad 8 8 8 will soon
put it in otder and keep it so
Our Medical Depaitmcnl is lu chiige of expeiicnced physicians who have made
blood diseases a life study If you will wtite ihciit about oiu ease they will gladly
furnish all information or advice wanted without any chat go whatevei Addles SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA 8A
IRISH TURNS AND TWISTS
The IneonnoloiiPi llnninr Tlinl Crops
Out In the UriMii lli
TJo mil hot- of Irish Life and Char
actor mijh truly that 0110 has only
to 111K with au Irish crowd to hear
many a laughable expression iulto In
nocently ulteied As the Umko nnd
Duchess of York were leaving Dublin
In 1817 ninlil enthusiastic cheeilng nn
dd woman remarked
Ah Isnt It the lino reception
theyte gettln goln away
In 181115 Dublin university celebrated
Its tercentenary and crowds of vis
itors were attracted to the city Two
laborers rejoiced at the general ptos
perlly expressed their feellnga
Well Tim said one him tar
ctntinarlcs does a dale for the Minnie
of Dublin aud no mistake
Oh falx they do said the other
And whin with the blcssin or tJod
we gel home rule sure we can have as
miinny of thlm as we plase
An dd woman seeing a man pulling
a young calf roughly along he load
exclaimed
Oli you blaguurd Thats no way
to thrate a fellow era titer
Sure said a laborer to a young
lady who was urging him to send his
children to school Id do nnythlng for
such a sweet glntlcmanly lady as
yourself
Again the laborers on a large estate
decided that It would be more con
venient for them If they could he paid
every week luslend of every fortnight
One of their number was sent lo place
their proposition before the land agent
and this was his statement
If you please sir Its me desire
and It Is also Ivory other mans desire
that we resave out fortnights pay
Ivory week
An exasperated sergeant drilling u
squad of recruits called to them nt
last
Halt Just come over here all of
ye nnd look tit yourselves Its a lino
line yere keepln Isnt It
V C AlltriAN
sss
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